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Grade 3 Unit 6
Lesson 8: Estimate and Measure Liquid Volume
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Number Talk: Divide by 3 (Warm Up)

Find the value of each expression mentally.

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Estimate Liquid Volume

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Clare says the bathtub holds about 2 liters.

Jada says the bathtub holds about 20 liters.

Kiran says the bathtub holds about 200 liters.

Whom do you agree with? Explain or show your reasoning.

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Would the bucket and the bottle hold 2 liters, 20 liters, or 200 liters? Explain how you know.

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Match the containers to the number of liters they could hold.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
pot		6 liters
toliet tank		500 liters
sink		4 liters
kiddie pool		10 liters

Measure Liquid Volume

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What do you notice?

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What do you wonder?

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The container in the image is marked in liters. Find the volume of the liquid.

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The container in the image is marked in liters. Find the volume of the liquid.

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The container in the image is marked in liters. Find the volume of the liquid.

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The container in the image is marked in liters. Find the volume of the liquid.

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The container in the image is marked in liters. Find the volume of the liquid.

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The container in the image is marked in liters. Find the volume of the liquid.

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The container in the image is marked in liters. Find the volume of the liquid.

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The container in the image is marked in liters. Find the volume of the liquid.

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Shade the images of the empty container to show the liquid volume.

1 liter

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Shade the images of the empty container to show the liquid volume.

8 liters

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Shade the images of the empty container to show the liquid volume.

7 liters

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Shade the images of the empty container to show the liquid volume.

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Shade the images of the empty container to show the liquid volume.

23 liters

If you have time: 

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Of all the containers in this activity, which two containers have the most liquid? How many liters would you have if you combined the liquid in them? Explain or show your reasoning.

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What is the volume of the liquid shown in the image?

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Unit 6 - Lesson 8 - Grade 3: Illustrative Mathematics

Unit 6 - Lesson 8 - Grade 3: Illustrative Mathematics

Number Talk: Divide by 3 (Warm Up)

Estimate Liquid Volume

Clare says the bathtub holds about 2 liters.Jada says the bathtub holds about 20 liters.Kiran says the bathtub holds about 200 liters.Whom do you agree with? Explain or show your reasoning.

Would the bucket and the bottle hold 2 liters, 20 liters, or 200 liters? Explain how you know.

Match the containers to the number of liters they could hold.

Measure Liquid Volume

What do you notice?

What do you wonder?

The container in the image is marked in liters. Find the volume of the liquid.

The container in the image is marked in liters. Find the volume of the liquid.

The container in the image is marked in liters. Find the volume of the liquid.

The container in the image is marked in liters. Find the volume of the liquid.

The container in the image is marked in liters. Find the volume of the liquid.

The container in the image is marked in liters. Find the volume of the liquid.

The container in the image is marked in liters. Find the volume of the liquid.

The container in the image is marked in liters. Find the volume of the liquid.

Shade the images of the empty container to show the liquid volume. 1 liter

Shade the images of the empty container to show the liquid volume.8 liters

Shade the images of the empty container to show the liquid volume.7 liters

Shade the images of the empty container to show the liquid volume.

Shade the images of the empty container to show the liquid volume.23 liters

If you have time:

Of all the containers in this activity, which two containers have the most liquid? How many liters would you have if you combined the liquid in them? Explain or show your reasoning.

What is the volume of the liquid shown in the image?

What is the volume of the liquid shown in the image?

Number Talk: Divide by 3 (Warm Up)

Estimate Liquid Volume

Clare says the bathtub holds about 2 liters.Jada says the bathtub holds about 20 liters.Kiran says the bathtub holds about 200 liters.Whom do you agree with? Explain or show your reasoning.

Would the bucket and the bottle hold 2 liters, 20 liters, or 200 liters? Explain how you know.

Match the containers to the number of liters they could hold.

Measure Liquid Volume

What do you notice?

What do you wonder?

The container in the image is marked in liters. Find the volume of the liquid.

The container in the image is marked in liters. Find the volume of the liquid.

The container in the image is marked in liters. Find the volume of the liquid.

The container in the image is marked in liters. Find the volume of the liquid.

The container in the image is marked in liters. Find the volume of the liquid.

The container in the image is marked in liters. Find the volume of the liquid.

The container in the image is marked in liters. Find the volume of the liquid.

The container in the image is marked in liters. Find the volume of the liquid.

Shade the images of the empty container to show the liquid volume. 1 liter

Shade the images of the empty container to show the liquid volume.8 liters

Shade the images of the empty container to show the liquid volume.7 liters

Shade the images of the empty container to show the liquid volume.

Shade the images of the empty container to show the liquid volume.23 liters

If you have time:

Of all the containers in this activity, which two containers have the most liquid? How many liters would you have if you combined the liquid in them? Explain or show your reasoning.

What is the volume of the liquid shown in the image?

What is the volume of the liquid shown in the image?

Clare says the bathtub holds about 2 liters.

Jada says the bathtub holds about 20 liters.

Kiran says the bathtub holds about 200 liters.

Whom do you agree with? Explain or show your reasoning.

Shade the images of the empty container to show the liquid volume.

1 liter

Shade the images of the empty container to show the liquid volume.

8 liters

Shade the images of the empty container to show the liquid volume.

7 liters

Shade the images of the empty container to show the liquid volume.

23 liters

Clare says the bathtub holds about 2 liters.

Jada says the bathtub holds about 20 liters.

Kiran says the bathtub holds about 200 liters.

Whom do you agree with? Explain or show your reasoning.

Shade the images of the empty container to show the liquid volume.

1 liter

Shade the images of the empty container to show the liquid volume.

8 liters

Shade the images of the empty container to show the liquid volume.

7 liters

Shade the images of the empty container to show the liquid volume.

23 liters